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Love from a stapler to a sneaker

You would never stay in one place
You seem to always have a purpose
A destination to be at
The disappearing act is your signature exit
Others may say because of your name and what you do
You would sneak out with my heart
Breeze past me before I even realize it was gone 

But they didn't know that I
would have taken bullets for you
When you came home with signs of Life's tears,
I could mend them back
People usually come to me only when they need me
to put things together
but babe for you,
I wouldn't mind anytime

If you would allow me a hollow space,
I would fit into it with no problems
and make it feel like home there
so you can always have home 
Because they didn't know that
while you came back worn and stained,
while you show them off like medals for
overcoming the obstacles,
you never did it for the destination
you did it for the journey.
 And journeys can get lonely
Journeys can cause friction to the sole

But I got that cool touch
The Superman exterior to weather the storm
A bite that can pierce through the war
So you won't have to go on a journey alone 
When it is time for a new unknown location to discover
I will leave the office life
and you will finally get to know the world
off the tracks

So you can keep going
I'll be there to make sure things won't come undone
and your steps won't get clumsy
Because it never matter if they didn’t know
That together we were already and always 
The destiny

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A poem I've finally got to typing down. I think romanticizing a love between inanimated objects are just a fun theme to play on so here it is hoping you find the puns and enjoying it. Do leave a comment too. Thanks as always.

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